Light through stained glass a century old.

Front View Room

Triple

On the ground floor of the Stained Glass House, the most spacious room—the former “parlor,” the hall of honor in a Saxon home. It overlooks both the street and the inner courtyard.

Stained Glass Room

Quad

It opens onto an incredible picturesque veranda with stained-glass windows—the colored glass filters the light into warm reflections throughout the day. The Saxon bed with a drawer, a rare and unique piece, makes this the perfect space for families.

Fortified Church Room

In the attic of the Stained Glass House, with a direct view of the fortified church—the village’s symbol. The original beam, inscribed with the year 1900 and the initials of the first owners, preserves the history of the place.

Romantics Room

In the attic of the Stained Glass House, with a view overlooking the hills of Viscri. The bathtub situated in the center of the bathroom transforms daily life into a ritual of deep relaxation.

Casa Lalelelor

Courtyard Room

Situated in the Tulip House, with a view of the traditional vaulted cellar and the cobblestone courtyard. Pleasantly cool on hot days, featuring handcrafted furniture and restored pieces.

Casa Lalelelor

Village Street View Room

Situated in the Tulip House, with the windows open onto the old village street. Morning and evening, the departure and return of the herd of cows offers a simple, authentic spectacle, visible right from the room.